Happy holidays to you and yours. I hope that you are taking this time to totally disconnect from work. I know it can be challenging to separate yourself from your precious students, especially when you eat, breathe, and sleep autism. However, do your best to...
Halloween can be a scary day for your child, but not just because of the ghosts and goblins. Remember that your child thrives on structure, routine, and sameness. Hearing your doorbell ring, seeing strangers, and looking at costumes can be pretty overwhelming. You and your...
By: Jennifer Lingle, M.Ed. When I taught in the classroom, I often felt overwhelmed. Can you relate? There was always so much going on, tons of things to remember, and barely time to breathe! So, I found several quotes that inspired and calmed me and decided...
The days fly by, don’t they? It’s incredible sometimes to think about what my life was like 10 years ago. Even five years ago my world was much different. Think about everything you have been through and accomplished throughout the years. Sometimes, it’s easy to...
You may have heard that imaginative play is difficult for your child. There are things you can do to help. When building with blocks, pretend that you are making a rocket or plane. Make different sounds with toys. Dress up and encourage your child to...